Pests Birds & Bugs

Pests Birds and Bugs Limited is deemed an Essential Service Provider by the Government working in the Public Health sector. We are therefore OPEN. We will still make house calls for matters where there may be health related issues including rodent infestations, wasps, bees, pest insects and any other pest that may cause issues including stress and fear, or hygiene issues. All our technicians are qualified by the Royal Society for Public Health. Pests, Birds and Bugs Ltd provide high quality bespoke pest control and management services.

Solar Panel Proofing prevents pigeons nesting under, and damaging, your solar panels. Installation is quick and neat, no more pigeons stomping on your roof. Stainless steel rods set in polycarbonate strips can be bonded to the outside edge of the solar panels and adjusted to stop birds getting under the panels. Very versatile and neat system that works perfectly. Access usually by scaffolding on double story buildings. We appreciate your local discount and also the way you worked (and indeed how much you did during your visit) and left it all tidy and organised.

We offer a discreet, speedy resolution for the removal of fleas, removing your unwanted guests quickly and safely. As external parasites of mammals and birds, fleas live by biting and consuming the blood of their hosts. Their bites cause skin irritation which is usually the first warning of their presence. Unfortunately, it is usually the family cat or dog that brings fleas in to your home which can lead to a vicious cycle of pet treatment followed by deep cleaning and insecticide treatment of your home unless it is done correctly by experts.

There are four main approaches for Bird Control, mostly using exclusion by physical means. Bird Netting attached to tensioned steel cables can be used to either exclude birds nesting in specific areas such as against chimney stacks, or in larger areas such as barns, factory roofs, above workspaces and car show-rooms. We appreciate your local discount and also the way you worked (and indeed how much you did during your visit) and left it all tidy and organised. It all looks very normal today - including the food we left out last night.

Generally, we find black ants entering houses from the garden or patio in search or sugar and other carbohydrates. In the summer breeding months they produce huge flying ant versions of themselves and swarm into homes in huge numbers. A prolonged campaign of ant-gel baiting through specialist and safe bait-station programs is required. Pharaoh, Rogers and Ghost ants invade institutional building such as clinics, hospitals and food processing facilities and easily spread, often through the very efforts being made to control them!

We provide bespoke pest control across Hampshire & Dorset, providing eradication and management across a wide range of pests. To speak with us regarding our services, please call 07388 892414or email pestcontrol@pestsbirdsandbugs.co.uk.

Spring sees the common honey bee swarming as new nesting sites for new colonies are sought. A bee swarm can be very upsetting and, occasionally, dangerous. Bees are endangered so ought not to be killed under normal circumstances, but pest controllers can help with practical advice and solutions. Multiple bee stings are painful and can be very serious so there are Health and Safety concerns over bee colonies in some areas. Bumble Bees can also sting and often colonise bird boxes, compost bins or gaps under garden sheds and can be a nuisance.

Many of our homes and business premises echo with the small scurrying sounds of mice, particularly in winter. Some of us ignore this until too late. Mice pose a serious risk to health and property and should be eradicated by both common sense and law. Mice invade kitchens and lofts with impunity and breed rapidly, gnawing on wiring and pipework, causing fires and water leaks. Mice also shred stored possessions especially photo-albums and clothes. Mice enter through very small holes or gaps in homes and businesses and their control, eradication and exclusion should be a priority.